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Deus Ex GO - Puzzle Challenge

By SQUARE ENIX INC

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Description

FROM THE MAKERS OF AWARD-WINNING HITMAN GO AND LARA CROFT GO COMES A NEW ADVENTURE

Deus Ex GO is a turn-based puzzle stealth game set in a beautiful dystopian future. Take control of secret agent Adam Jensen and solve brain teasing, grid-based puzzles to infiltrate enemy lairs and unravel a perplexing new mystery. Sneak, hack and fight past enemies, and augment Adam with futuristic upgrades.

NEW - Expand your adventure with infinite brain-teasing content and new modes!

• Create and share your own challenges in the elegant Puzzle Maker
• Play community levels curated by your play data
• Experience infinite brain-teasing challenges in Infinite Play

Deus Ex GO features:

• An engrossing story with over 50 challenging puzzles
• Special events with daily challenge levels
• Unique hacking powers – Take over enemy turrets or change the layout of the level itself
• Augmented puzzles – Solve puzzles using Adam’s iconic augmentations
• Intelligent new enemies including guards, turrets, drones, walkers and more
• An intricate and mysterious storyline set in a beautiful vision of the future

Following Hitman GO & Apple’s iPhone Game of the Year 2015, Lara Croft GO, Square Enix Montréal brings yet another beloved franchise to mobile with this unique take on this near future dystopian world.

Can you solve the mystery? Take control of Adam Jensen and watch the puzzle unravel!

Please note:
Deus Ex GO is not compatible with the iPhone 4.

SQUARE ENIX INC Web Site Deus Ex GO - Puzzle Challenge Support Application License Agreement

What's New in Version 2.1.1

Tons of great puzzles are created every day by the community. Thank you for your continued support!

- Various bug fixes and improvements

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Customer Reviews

Great game BUT....

by Pootersnaps

Just for some background, this was the first game of this series I have ever played. So while some people might already be familiar with how this game is played, I am not, and trying to learn what I was supposed to do was very challenging at first. It did not give any directions at all whatsoever, it basically left you to your own ideas.

It does not tell you what certain things do. Like the shields, and the computers, I had to figure those out for myself. It also does not explain that there is a time limit on the shields.

I do like the challenge of trying to figure out the puzzles. The graphics are cool, and the storyline is OK, but it could be better. I also like the fact that you have infinite lives, and you are not on a time limit (at least from what I have seen so far). I also enjoy the challenge of trying to solve the puzzle in the correct amount of steps.

I had my eye on this game for a while, but it was too expensive for me to buy, considering that I am unfamiliar with this series. So I waited for the price to come down, and when it did I bought it. I think it was well worth the price, it is a good little game, but it definitely needs some work.

Vulgar Language Alert!

by Jwglh

Great game for all the reasons mentioned in other reviews. Be warned that the 'plot line' of the game has characters using R-rated language. Game makers should disclose this in the ratings section (isn't in there as if this review date), or include a 'clean language' setting in a future update. This issue can also be sidestepped by simply changing the language options to a foreign language the player doesn't speak (in my case French was a good choice). Players won't be able to follow the plot, but the plot is not relevant to game play anyway, so no big loss there (except for a loss in production value for the game as a whole)....

Five stars if language were cleaner

by DarkshadesSr

Thoroughly enjoying the game! It shows that much thought was put into it. So I don't understand why the dialogue had to be so lower class. There are so many words to choose from, so why did the developers have to resort to vulgarity? If I don't use it in my speech and I wouldn't want to hear it used in someone else's speech, I wouldn't want to recommend a game that uses it. Other than that, I'm loving the puzzles!